Student Life
Found in 140 Collections and/or Records:
Polysophical Society minutes
Two pages of handwritten minutes of the society's first two meetings, held in the Lewis Building at Brigham Young Academy on November 30 and December 7, 1877. Minutes include summary of Karl G. Maeser's comments on the society's functions, and qualifications for membership. The society's first president was Joseph Keeler, a recent Brigham Young Academy graduate. Minutes recorded by Fannie Rogers, secretary.
President's Office records, 1949-1971
Contains administrative files, including correspondence and memos, meeting minutes, reports, financial information, and news clippings.
President's Office records, 1954-1972
Contains administrative files, including newsletters, clippings, memos, policies and procedures, minutes, correspondence, charts, and articles. Materials primarily focus on student elections and Student Communmity Services.
President's Office records, 1971-1974
Contains administrative files, including committee and council minutes, memos, policies, staff lists, reports, budgets and requests, correspondence, dress standards, publicity, programs, applications, and election materials.
Provo High School papers
Includes 1932-33 Provo (Utah) High School yearbook entitled, "White and Green," containing autographs and brief messages by Sauer's associates. Also includes her 1932-33 report card. Her name is printed on the front of the yearbook.
Q Hall scrapbook
Scrapbook produced by Q Hall student leaders, including clippings, photographs of Deseret Towers and students in dorm rooms, programs, a minute book from the dorm council, a newsletter called Q-Tips, and other ephemera. Scrapbook dated from 1964 to 1965.
Alice Louise Reynolds notebook on senior theory
Contains the notebook Alice Louise Reynolds used while a student at Brigham Young Academy. Includes notes from courses on teaching, including theory, history of education, and educational systems. Written in cursive. Inscribed by Reynolds with the date of August 8, 1889 and the words "Senior Theory" on the inside cover.
C. Lavar Rockwood letter on riots at Brigham Young University
Letter to BYU Broadcasting from C. LaVar Rockwood describing two riots that took place at Brigham Young University in the 1960s. The first occurred at the old football stadium and was protesting the shortening of the Christmas vacation. The second took place at Helaman Halls shortly after two dorms had been converted to house women and was known as the "panty raid." Ernest L. Wilkinson was involved in resolving the "panty raid."
E. Lee Simmons photographs
Contains original and reproduction black and white photographs of Brigham Young University sports teams that Simmons played on. Also includes a class picture, and a group image from a summer school at the University of Illinois. Materials dated approximately 1908 to -1935.
Slides of campus and campus events
Slides of campus and campus events including Homecoming and a leadership retreat.